Sentence examples for the earliest years of the from inspiring English sources

The tablets give accounts of life in London in the earliest years of the city's existence.

Saint-Cyr also hosts dozens of foreign cadets annually, a tradition that dates to the earliest years of the academy.

It has conceded that the earliest years of the black sites, when Najjar and El Gherissi were held, were their period of greatest abuse.

Part of the inhabited area was uncovered in post-1949 digs, throwing much light on the earliest years of the city.

This year's Democratic aspirant has a fascinating family history, extending not just to the earliest years of the ancestors of the Republic but to the yearnings of those later Europeans who sought refuge on this continent.

Mr. Van Gorder said, "Marty and Project Inform challenged the research and pharmaceutical community in the earliest years of the epidemic to consult with H.I.V.-positive patients and their advocates" about treatment options.

Lyndon B. Johnson during the early years of the Vietnam conflict.

For most of the 1990s and the early years of the new millennium it succeeded.

In the early years of the 20th century, the new combination often returned dividends of 30%.

This is especially true of the ones from the early years of the magazine.

The Mayor stayed on the sidelines in the early years of the site's development.